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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR places Rev Charles of a church in Yurial Kan July 8 1905 Carlisle. Mentions Doak garage and two sons Robert E and Misses ed at Concord mother Mrs Latter Carlisle.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning for Alice Tate Miss, who died after a long illness. High Mass at St Jer d s Church was led by Rev John J Faber. Burial followed in the Barker family lot at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. A native of Ireland she came to this country years ago and worked as a domestic for the late Mr and Mrs Thalia A Barker. She is survived only by distant cousins.
Concord hosts the second session of the 1950 Turkey Breeders' Sellout at the extension service on Everett Street, Wednesday September 20 at 7:30. Dr J Robert Smyth Jr of the University of Massachusetts presents Fertility and Hatchability Problems in Turkeys following two selections and management talks.
Concord on next Saturday night Blakely Robinson a graduate of Concord Academy will be given a debutante party by her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Leslie Buswell. The dinner will be at home and a dance at Essex Country Club where she will be presented by her parents Mr and Mrs William H Robinson. A dinner by classmates precedes the party. Miss Robinson returns to Vassar College this fall to begin her sophomore studies.
The Middlesex Sheep Breeders Association sets October 12 for its inaugural show at Clayton Green's Triangle Farm Sperker Brook Road Concord. Open to all sheep owners in Eastern Massachusetts with prizes in Cheviots and Dorsets classes.
William W. Garrett chief of police at North Kansas City has been appointed instructor in police science at the University of Missouri.
A three year old boy, Keley, was hit by a car driven by Harold B near Woburn street Wilmington while crossing near his pen. He was transported to Emerson Hospital for emergency head injuries and held for further treatment. speed reported about 35 mph. Officer Martin F. Me and Dr. Jack Helms attended. Dr. C. Lord also involved.
Paul Caton announces an exhibit at the West Acton clubhouse Centr et West Acton from 1 to 9 am with pupils of Mrs Margaret Farteworh of Harvard and singers from South and West Acton Wilmington Brain es Wellesley Natick. Afternoon tea hosted by Mrs G Howard Reed. reception chair Miss Ruth E Hall. arrangements by Mrs Otto L Scholl. Also a lecture on October 9 by Commander Donald B MacMillan titled North by North with MacMillan. Mrs Henry Haynes chairs this event.
Dave Williams of Concord Post No. 158 is honored as commander of District 7 in Middlesex American Legion. He leads the Concord post covering Bedford Carlisle Coficord Lexington and Lincolin and has earned state citations for membership and blood donor efforts. He also serves on the Middlesex county Legion executive committee.
Bedford to Concord transport will use two buses with routes diverging from the Lexington Bedford Town line at 7 40 a m One bus travels via Westview Street Summer Street South Road Bedford Center Great Road to Concord Road and into Concord The other goes along Bedford Town line Great Road Shawsheen Road Page Road Brooksbie Road to Bedford Center then Concord Road to Concord Medical and routing specifics indicate adjusted paths for student service this year.
Voters head to polls in Middlesex towns for a key party primary with a slate of local races including Mullin Stedle and Williams vying for the representative post. Polling runs 12:30 to 7 p m as communities brace for a high turnout and a day of political focus across 13 towns including Concord and Lexington.
West Acton residents Mr and Mrs John McLaughlin will host a whist party in St Elizabeths Hall on Saturday night September 16. last week’s event drew a large crowd with prizes awarded to W Chandler Mrs Henry Frye and L Pasnanen. top scorers included John Clayton Mary Byron Anna Pa oe J Mack and M Conners.
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